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Week's 10 Market Winners: Urban Outfitters, Netflix, And More
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In a week in which retail sales took a backseat only to jobs reports, Urban Outfitters (NASDAQ: URBN) moved higher by 12.7% as Morgan Stanley said the stock was undervalued.
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) continued to show that gravity does not exist, at least for it. Share rose over 9% to an all-time high of $297.35. The stock has a 52-week low of $95.33. Netflix plans to conquer Latin America’s streaming content world as it has already done in the US.
Abercrombie & Fitch (NYSE: ANF), Target (NYSE: TGT), and Kohl’s (NYSE: KSS) were all helped by strong June retail results.
S&P 500 TOP 10 LISTS
BIGGEST STOCK PRICE GAINERS
FOR WEEK, MONTH (JULY) AND YEAR-TO-DATE AS OF JULY 7
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S&P 500 WEEK TOP 10 (01 JUL – 07 JUL) | Ticker | Weekly Price Change (%) | Close Price 7Jul11 | Close Price 1Jul11 | Market Cap ($Mil) |
Urban Outfitters Inc | URBN |
12.7 |
32.58 |
28.92 |
5202.7 |
Netflix Inc | NFLX |
9.1 |
292.42 |
267.99 |
15349.4 |
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. | ANF |
8.2 |
74.36 |
68.72 |
6518.9 |
Target Corp | TGT |
7.8 |
51.67 |
47.93 |
35608.1 |
Kohl’s Corp | KSS |
7.7 |
55.78 |
51.79 |
15679.1 |
AutoNation Inc | AN |
6.4 |
39.29 |
36.94 |
5810.5 |
Tesoro Corp | TSO |
6.2 |
24.48 |
23.06 |
3519.5 |
Halliburton Co | HAL |
5.9 |
54.30 |
51.29 |
49685.2 |
Cablevision Systems Corp | CVC |
5.9 |
27.48 |
25.96 |
6418.5 |
Salesforce.com inc | CRM |
5.9 |
158.13 |
149.39 |
21173.6 |
Source: Capital IQ |
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